Alpine Schools Report Highlights and Donations 1957
Alpine schools share weekly notes on film strips from the New York Times library and a drought impacted pupil numbers. T.A. Beard receives Kiplinger letter as school debt questions loom while Lion and Rotary clubs fund eye tests and fence repairs. Local colors story explains Alpine High purple and gold, lists gratitude to community groups and praises basketball cooperation from Van Horn tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Dyke
New York Times
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Myrtle Whiteside
T. A. Beard
Alpine Board of Trustees
Kiplinger Washington
Alpine High School
Alpine High
Ana Jackson
Annie Baines
TCU
Miss Baines
Baylor
Miss Jackson
Myrtle Crawford
Homer Ferguson
Una Jackson
Jack Johnson
Alpine Lion's Club
Alpine Rotary Club
Peyton Cain
Alpine Public Schools
Alpine
Texas
Cain
van Horn
Legion News Highlights and Community Activities
The Alpine Big Bend Post No. 79 notes holiday busyness and urges members to renew dues, promotes the National Magazine, and highlights charitable efforts. It covers Boys State sponsorship, auxiliary involvement, flag fundraiser for scouts, and a closing thought about conviction and belief in 1957.
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Legion
National
Big Bend Post No
Austin
Auxiliary
Alpine High School
Alpine
The
Legion Post Here
Boy Scouts
Unclear Fragment on Ship Figures and Totals
Fragmentary OCR data shows several ship related monetary figures including 60,000.00 and 756,737.58 plus 43,000.00 and 17,456.85 and 59,265.98. No clear events or identities are identifiable from the readable text.
Railroads Pay Brewster County 1955 Taxes
Brewster County received 31963 dollars from Texas railroads in 1955 as part of statewide payments totaling 9244570 dollars. The largest share funded education with 18619 dollars. city and village taxes were 2246. county operating expenses 7338. road and bridge 2445. all other taxes completed the county total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Railroads
Brewster County
Texas Railroad Association
Alpine High drills in quick student evacuation test
Alpine High School conducted a routine fire drill Wednesday morning. The student body exited the plant in 30 to 40 seconds as a new headcount system was tested to ensure no one remains inside the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High School
Bend Post 79 Aids Scouts and Flags Across Nation
Bend Post No 79 supported Boy Scouts raising funds for their aims and encouraged citizens to display flags at homes and businesses on national holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend Post No. 79
Boy Scouts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lion Club
Alpine Central
Sharp and Company
Brazos Street
Jim Casner
George Baines
Cemetery Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Alpine High School Pta
H. D. Smith
Travis Branaman
van Horn Student Council
le Bimazon
John Bromfield
Comedy & News
Sun
Allyson- Lemmon
Charles Bickford
Nicolor
el Monstruo
Monster
BANK
Fort Davis
U.S
State OF Texas
Jeff Davis
I. H. D. Coleman
H. D. Coleman
Mary Anne Carlton
Jeff Davis County
J. W. Espy
H. C. Espy
Pat Mulloy
Top Hat
Lynn Randall
North Hollywood
Calif
Fort Worth
Rob
T. Taylor
Ce A
M-G-M
Power and the Prize
Rogert Taylor
Burt Ives
Cuarnes
Copurs
Cenric Harowicke
Mary Astor
Swmoouns
Elisabeth Mueller
Vistavision
Gibraltar
Honeymooners
Mexico
Onora
Quebrada
Biue Poxit
Noghts
EL Mirador Acapulco
Ance
First National Bank
F.d.1.c
US Grace Kelly
Alfred Hitcher
Technicolor
Grace Kelly Ranier
Alfred Hitchcock
Babehie
TRE
Praca
Brunoberg
Guy Madison
PTY Meds
Beast of
Hollow Mountain
Hillbilly
Jeff Chandler
Ford
Fairlane
Town
Victoria
Brewster County Motors
E. Holland
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